The experimental probability of landing on blue or red is 13/20.
The theoretical probability of landing on blue or red is 13/15.
As the number of spins increases, we expect the experimental and theoretical probabilities to become closer, though they might not be equal.
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The experimental probability of landing on blue or red = (number of times the blue slice landed on by Amanda / total number of times the dial was spun) + (number of times the red slice landed on by Amanda / total number of times the dial was spun)
= 11/20 + 2/20 = 13/20
The theoretical probability of landing on blue or red = (number of blue slices / total number of slices) + (number of red slices / total number of slices)
= 2/15 + 11/15 = 13/15
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1°, because -15° + (2° × 8 hours) = 1°
Answer:
11
Step-by-step explanation:
4=1
14=2
24=3
34=4
40=5
41=6
42=7
43=8
44=9
45=10
46=11
You will encounter 11 4s.
Answer:
Ko-op is better
Step-by-step explanation:
1
£2.58/3= 86 p
2
£4.25/5= 85 p
3
£6.72/8= 84 p
Last one Ko-op is better
The answer would round up to 1
